Steam Engine by A90Six
London’s Tower Bridge opened the bridge using steam from its opening till the 1970s. Coal was burned in two huge boilers and the steam created drove this huge engine. The engine would cause giant pistons to rise up. The pistons would then be released and hydrolics would open the counter-weighted roadway to allow taller craft up the River Thames.
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WoW! Stunning work.
Thanks EG!
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Wow…stunning…love it in HDR!
Thanks G!
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superb image
HDR doesnt normally do it for me, but it does here
Thanks Mike! There’s a touck of HDR to bring out some definition, but the rest is all post HDR treatment to help with the movement.
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very cool!!
Thanks Alf!
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Wow! that’s neat! great work.
Thanks Jen!
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All the years I did a twice daily walk across London Bridge and saw Tower Bridge opening on a regular basis, yet never knew how it was operated! We learn something new every day, for sure. Excellent photo buddy. Peter
Thanks Peter! It’s all electric these days!
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Superb, great motion, light, colour and perspective x
Thanks P
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Wow!! this is amazing….love the motion happening. Your colours and HDR work and whatever else it is you do all go to make a stunning image!
Thanks Wendi, it’s a real mix of stuff in the recipe, but it comes out of the oven ok!
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steaming hot! great pic :)
Thanls again MM!
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Good work……….great image!!
Thanks Nagillah!
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